i wonder why i did not notice this before: you cannot assign the destination of a routing to the “bypass” parameter of a DSP, is there any specific reason for this?
it may be very useful to swith effects on and off using for example a velocity device
nah… but maybe even more people would like general dry/wet for ALL fx…? at least that always got enthusiastic responses, so I’ll use this opportunity to sneak it in once again
Instead of feeding the audio into a VST and just using what comes out of it, you use some of what you had before and some of that which comes out of the VST, depending on dry/wet… ? Just think of it as splitting the track into two tracks, and the VST is one of them, and there is a gainer on both… it might cost more memory/CPU, but what would seem so fundamentally difficult about it? Am I missing something?
Why not?, it is simply rerouting part of the audio-stream around the VST effect and partially through the VST effect up until you are not routing any sound through it.